Special Session Sought for Women Suffrage
Governor Goodrich supports immediate action to enfranchise women before the next presidential election. Franchise League members report the push for a special legislative session to grant full suffrage rights.
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Goodrich
Franchise League
Indiana Governor Pushes Rapid Suffrage Ratification Session
Governor Goodrich advocates a special legislative session to ratify the federal suffrage amendment. He argues early ratification saves costs on ballots and boxes, and notes ratifications from Illinois and Wisconsin, with Ohio Michigan and New York Texas also acting.
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Indianapolis
Goodrich
Indiana
Franchise League
Illinois
Wisconsin
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Texas
Maine
Republicans Fear to Repeal Luxury Tax in Congress
Republicans in the House face a pledge to repeal the luxury tax yet lack enough votes to pass the measure. Leaders fear voter backlash and a demanding retail sector, while Fordney and Longworth express support in principle but emphasize budget needs. Penrose blocks action, arguing repeal should wait until new revenues and appropriations are arranged.
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Washington
June
House
Las Congress
Senate
J. W. Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Nicholas Longworth
Fordney
Senator Penrose
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Congress
Vetch Growth Boosts Pasture in Dubois County Plots
County Agent H. C. Thompson notes inoculated vetch seed in 2 plots in Dubois County Indiana produced profuse pasture growth, while non inoculated plots showed little growth and sparse pasture in the same trial.
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Dubois County
Indiana
H. C. Thompson
Proper cultivation of corn now means fewer weeds
The article argues that early and careful corn cultivation reduces weed growth and eases future farming tasks by preventing weed establishment and promoting better crop health. It emphasizes timely weeding, soil management, and proactive cultivation practices for higher yields.
Norwegian Fish by Phone Skill Guides Nets to Schools
A Norwegian devised a method using a water deep microphone connected to a boat telephone. The operator listens for minimal underwater sounds signaling fish schools and directs the boat to drive nets into the passing schools of cod herring and mackerel for a bountiful haul.
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Norway
Glass Tray Used in Baking Tests by New American Glass
A glass tray from the new American glasses tested by chemists withstood oven heat while baking a cake and later a pie. The American Chemical Society says glass ware could become the major advancement in cooking.
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Germany
American Chemical Society of
New York City
Goats Captured by Police Cause City Hall Dilemma
Philadelphia officers arrest a wandering goat named Billy on vagrancy and mischief charges after it nibbles scraps around Ninth Street. Magistrate Belcher consider s disposition as authorities debate detention or release amid animal cruelty concerns.
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Philadelphia
Tenth Street
Ambrose
Weckesser and
Haines
Cavanaugh
Dilly
Ninth Street
Gwan
Belcher
City Hall
Billy
Societies For the Prevention of Cruelty
Wild music lures coyotes and big cats in Oregon trapper tale
Lloyd S. Allen and his brother from the Thorn Lake district exhibit trapped animals including four coyotes one bobcat and a cougar claiming a new trapper’s trick: certain vocal and instrumental tunes lure the cat family and wild dogs. The discovery began by accident with a battered phonograph and a campfire playlist featuring Sousa Paderewski and others.
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Allen
Paderewski
Kubetik
Sousa
Carusé
Melba
Jordica
Mr. Allen
Bon Bolt
Laurie’ Anders
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K. C. Allen
Thorn Lake
Explorer Cherrie Reveals Secrets of South American Life
The jungle traveler Cherrie spoke at the American Museum of Natural History, detailing his South American studies among tamed parrots, woodpeckers, and an anteater. He described nesting in tree tops, communal parrot homes, and photography capturing exotic fauna as proof of his adventures.
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American Museum of Natural History
New York
N. Y
South Amer
Cherrie
Theodora Bessey
Thorn
M. Cherrie
Cherrice
Paraguay
South America
Mr. Cherrie
Bimert
One Tree Inside of Another in Los Angeles Street Plot
A 40 foot eucalyptus on 603 Gillette Street was felled by A. D. Ross. He displayed a section of the trunk at the Chamber of Commerce to prove the inner tree was completely enclosed by the outer trunk.
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Los Angeles
Cal
A. D. Ross
Gillette Street
Ross
Chamber of Commerce Os Itation Hall
Cows Painted Like Zebras Die After Poison Intake
Five cows in Grand Rapids die after a sign painter colored them in zebra stripes. The animals licked the markings, ingesting poisons that caused their deaths, as authorities investigate potential criminal intent underlying the mural.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Holy Water Vessel Found with Seneca Brave Near Rochester
A hermetically sealed metal vessel containing yellow rusted liquid was unearthed from an Indian cemetery near Rochester New York. The vessel dated over 200 years old and was removed to the State Museum in Albany for preservation. Tiny holes in the top allowed contents to ooze when opened.
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Rochester
N. Y
State Museum
Albany
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